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Chapter 47, Problem 20TYK
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Introduction: Kartegener’s syndrome occurs by the defect in the function of motile cilia. It is characterized by recurring respiratory tract infections, immotile sperm, and misplacement of internal organs, and infertility. The situs inversus is a reversal of the placement of internal organs.
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